There is a theory that creating and maintaining a journal leads to happiness.
this App takes things one stage further in making you grateful for what you already have.
this App takes things one stage further in making you grateful for what you already have.
Now for the ACIDS test:
Aesthetics
When you first start the App there are some simple instructions that neatly lead you to create your first entry (everyone has to start somewhere).
You are now on a screen with today's date (this can easily be modified via the scroll wheel) and you are prompted to enter something for which you are grateful, to which you can add a photo from within the App, or from your existing pictures. This is then assigned to a 'standard' category (Concepts & ideas, food, moments, people, places, things, wins & successes), or just make up your own.
having done that, press Save and you are invited to set up a reminder (this can also be done later). You can then elect for a daily reminder (set the time), gratitude gift (pop-up appears), lapse reminder (you are reminded after x days that you haven't made an entry).
Cost
The App costs $1.
Indispensability
For those of us who always want more, perhaps a gentle reminder of what we have already got should be compulsory.
Dependability
The 'dependability' is totally reliant on you; there are no problems with the App.
Security
The App can be password protected with a 4 number code.
ACIDS Test Rating:
Thank the developer for the App!
To find out how the ACIDS Test works, click here.
You can get Gratitude Journey here and support for the App here.
To find out how the ACIDS Test works, click here.
You can get Gratitude Journey here and support for the App here.
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